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Ever wondered what a sex therapist really does? In this video, I'll explain exactly what sex therapy is, how a sex therapist can help improve your sexual health, relationships, and intimacy issues, and debunk common myths. Whether you're struggling with sexual desire, arousal, performance anxiety, or communication, sex therapy can offer personalized solutions. Watch now to understand how working with a professional sex therapist can enhance your overall wellness and pleasure.

Topics Covered in this video:
How sex therapy works
What a sex therapist does
How to know if sex therapy may be right for you

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Disclaimer:
The information provided today is for entertainment and general information only. I am a LMFT with post-masters training in sex therapy, but I am not your personal sex therapist or mental health professional, which means that I don't have your full picture in front of me to provide the best route of treatment for what it is you are struggling with. Good sex therapy, and good therapy in general, is not one-size-fits-all. It should always be individualized, or tailor-made, to suit your individual needs using a bio-psycho-social assessment that factors in everything that could be contributing to your individual concern.

This publication and the information included in it are not intended to serve as a substitute for consultation with a sex therapist or other mental health professional. Specific mental health and sex therapy issues, concerns and conditions always require the support of appropriate sex and therapy professionals. The use of the Internet for communications with my private practice will not establish a clinician-client relationship and messages containing confidential or time-sensitive information should not be sent.